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Codex now supports visible-model catalog management: the new version migrates older catalogs once to the shipped official visible-model list; afterward, models can be added, edited, or removed in a dedicated manager, with each model following official reasoning levels or using a custom reasoning-effort set, and any visible model can be marked as the default. The setting remains consistent across the default profile, extra instances, and account switches while respecting user-managed catalogs.
Added Codex OAuth client policies: use the Codex top-right Settings popover to enable app-server access, then configure official-client-only access, app-server access, and device-fingerprint mode in bulk or per OAuth account; changes are synchronized to the local API service.
macOS launch terminals now include Ghostty: Claude CLI and Codex CLI can open directly in Ghostty. Thanks @Jonesxq (#1948).
Codex terminals can launch on Linux: the system terminal is used first, then gnome-terminal and konsole. Thanks @Jonesxq (#1950).
Changed
Visible models in Codex settings now use a read-only summary: the main settings dialog only shows the current list; click “Manage” to edit model IDs, display names, and reasoning efforts in a dedicated dialog, keeping the main settings surface compact.
Codex OAuth device fingerprint now defaults to Off for everyone: existing accounts are switched to Off on upgrade; Session / Device / Full can still be turned back on manually.
Codex OAuth fingerprint and client policies are managed from the Codex Settings popover: fingerprint convergence now supports Off / Device / Session / Full and is synchronized with the local API service without blocking the settings page.
Codex API Service now runs through the sidecar gateway: the legacy gateway option and its legacy-only timeout fields are retired, and existing legacy collections migrate to the sidecar mode automatically.
Codex API Service default estimates now match the public price book: gpt-5.6-luna is $0.2 / $0.02 / $1.2 and gpt-5.6-terra is $2 / $0.2 / $12 (input / cached-read / output per million tokens). Accounts that still used the previous defaults pick up the new rates; later requests are estimated with the new prices, and existing stats are left unchanged.
API Service usage on Codex account cards is shown only after the account joins the pool: request count, tokens, and account cost stay hidden until then.
Interface scaling now supports smaller sizes down to 30%, making dense settings and management pages usable in smaller windows.
The bundled CLIProxyAPI source path is now sidecars/cockpit-cliproxy/third_party/CLIProxyAPI: the previous cdk/CLIProxyAPI directory has been replaced; local sidecar builds should use the new path.
Fixed
Selecting a MiniMax preset now keeps image-input support: only MiniMax-M3 accepts images; MiniMax-M2.7 stays text-only. Thanks @octo-patch (#1968).
Codex Business accounts can show monthly credits: remaining amount, total, and reset time are parsed and displayed. Thanks @Jonesxq (#1953).
macOS API Service sidecars no longer inherit the Cockpit app identity: LAN gateway access no longer fails for that reason. Thanks @Jonesxq (#1947).
Menu-bar quota keeps refreshing after close-to-tray: when menu-bar quota is enabled, the main window is hidden instead of tearing down the WebView. Thanks @Jonesxq (#1952).